Every 10-Q that Insight Enterprises Inc (NSIT) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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Insight Enterprises reported strong Q2 2026 performance. Net sales were $2,399,497 (in thousands), up 15% year over year, led by North America and growth in hardware and services. Gross profit increased to $521,602 (in thousands), and gross margin expanded to 21.7% of net sales.
Earnings from operations rose to $130,967 (in thousands), a 51% increase. Net earnings reached $77,569 (in thousands), and diluted EPS was $2.57 versus $1.46 a year earlier, reflecting higher profitability and fewer diluted shares.
For the first half of 2026, operating cash flow was $20,140 (in thousands) as large movements in receivables and payables offset earnings. The company reported long-term debt of $1,475,089 (in thousands), mainly its ABL revolving credit facility and 6.625% Senior Notes, and cash and cash equivalents of $363,482 (in thousands). Insight repurchased 1,609,837 shares for approximately $149,999,795, with $149,000 (in thousands) remaining authorized, while continuing to integrate recent acquisitions that enhance cloud, security and data and AI services.
Insight Enterprises reported modestly higher Q1 2026 net sales of $2.13 billion, up 1% year over year, but delivered much stronger profitability. Gross profit rose to $462.2 million and gross margin expanded to 21.7% as higher‑margin services and cloud offerings grew.
Earnings from operations increased to $71.7 million, while net earnings climbed to $30.0 million and diluted EPS reached $0.97, up from $0.22 a year earlier, helped by margin gains and the absence of prior warrant‑related losses. Operating cash flow was $32.4 million, and the company repurchased $75.0 million of stock.
Insight Enterprises (NSIT) reported Q3 2025 results with total net sales of $2,003,845,000, down modestly year over year. Services revenue rose to $426,073,000 while product sales declined, keeping gross profit essentially flat at $434,195,000. Earnings from operations were $93,067,000. Net earnings were $50,947,000 and diluted EPS was $1.62.
Liquidity improved as cash and cash equivalents reached $547,017,000. Debt increased with ABL borrowings of $899,804,000 outstanding and total long-term debt of $1,392,626,000, reflecting settlement of convertible notes and warrant transactions earlier in the year. The company repurchased 600,727 shares in the quarter for approximately $75,000,000 and recorded a $12,588,000 impairment on a Santa Monica property. After quarter-end, Insight acquired Inspire11 for approximately $212,000,000 upfront, with up to an additional $66,000,000 in earnouts, to deepen advisory, data and AI capabilities.
Insight Enterprises (NSIT) Q2 2025 10-Q highlights:
Net sales slipped 3 % YoY to $2.09 bn; six-month revenue is down 8 % to $4.20 bn. Higher-margin services mix lifted gross margin 19 bp to 21.2 %, yet SG&A (+11 %) and a $12.6 m real-estate impairment reduced operating income 34 % to $86.5 m. Diluted EPS decreased 36 % to $1.46 (-59 % YTD to $1.63).
Operating cash flow turned to a $99 m outflow (vs. +$293 m) mainly from a $1.13 bn receivable build. The company redeemed $333 m of 0.75 % convertible notes in cash and paid $222 m to settle warrants, financing the actions with its ABL revolver. Long-term debt rose to $1.33 bn (vs. $0.53 bn), including $832 m drawn on the expanded $1.8 bn facility; cash increased to $309 m, but net leverage moved higher.
Additional items: 600 k shares repurchased for $76 m ( $224 m authorization remaining); Infocenter earn-out revaluation loss $11.9 m with $39.6 m paid 1 Jul 25; effective tax rate 26.9 %; subsequent OBBBA tax law not expected to be material. Management sees further margin gains from services, but warns 2025 cloud gross-profit growth may flatten as partner incentives reset.